eclipse3256
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Sorry if this sounds like a dumb question. Looking to buy a dmr radio non Motorola that supports connect plus and anything non conventional mototrbo systems. Any help would be appreciated. Looking for uhf
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Budget radio for mototrbo
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I am not sure what your intentions are, but it doesn't sound ethical. If you are a user of these systems, you need to contact the system administrator. Otherwise, it sounds like you are trying to bootleg on someone's system. Genwatch can make you have a bad day of that is the case.
https://www.amazon.com/TYT-MD-380-Moto-TRBO-Radio/dp/B00X6FYWWS Maybe, but listen to R8000 ; )
eclipse3256
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It does connect plus and capacity plus? Thought just conventional dmr
Connect Plus is a Motorola proprietary system so you'll need a Motorola radio. You'll also need your serial number or ESN entered into the controllers database for it to follow the system.
This is compatible with Motorola TRBO Tier I & II radios . Just trying to help, I'm a scanner guy, don't transmit DMR/Mototrbo.
Scan On. I'm 10-6 reading the mail.
Project25_MASTR
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If you need to transmit on a Connect Plus system or a Capacity Plus system, you're best off finding a used XPR6550 or XPR7550.
eclipse3256
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Thanks for the help
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